As expected, the MVP of the Brewers alumni game was...Randy Wolf?
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Team Wisco was propelled to victory in the Brewers Alumni Legends game by none other than former Brewers pitcher Ryan Wolf.
You would expect Wolf’s game-winning move to be have come from his left arm. After all, he did win a playoff game for the Brewers as a starting pitcher in 2011. Despite that, and a combined 1,642 home runs scored by everyone else playing in the game, Wolf’s moment came as he hit a two-run homer.
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How did Wolf achieve this feat?
“Honestly, I kind of blacked out,” he said after the game.
Wolf’s home run celebration sent the crowd into a frenzy. He replicated Prince Fielder's 2009 “Bowling ball” celebration with the rest of Team Wisco.
It was Wolf’s fifth career home run and first one in a Brewers uniform. It was not, however, his first at American Family Field. In 2001 he hit a home run as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies.
It wasn’t his only achievement of the night though, Wolf also pitched in the game and gave up no runs, cementing his performance as “Brewers Alumni Legends game Shohei Ohtani”.
Wolf’s efforts earned him the inaugural Brewers Alumni legends Game MVP award, which he was presented after the game. He leaves American Family Field not only with the title, but a gold medal and a three-tier trophy nearly as tall as he is.
When asked how he planned on getting it home, Wolf revealed that he is not heading home after the game and instead embarking on a trip to Rome. He joked he plans to carry the trophy around Europe, “like it’s the Stanley Cup.”
He did, however, realize that he would be leaving American Family Field without one thing: his home run ball.
“I didn’t even think about that,” he said.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: As expected, the MVP of the Brewers alumni game was...Randy Wolf?